Not usually a book, this edition of Jackson’s seminal story (and foundational folk-horror text) is Suntup Press’ numbered edition, rendered... View Article
More Ito is always good, but for the first time, I’m growing a little tired of the lack of agency... View Article
Solomon’s realist literary fiction isn’t my usual, but her novels are compelling and thoughtful. Here, she does something I haven’t... View Article
My first Hickman and the huge reputation is clearly earned. Easily the most interesting X stories since Morrison’s run ended... View Article
A terrific write-around, in which Murtha covers the career and legacy of Gentry, a singer/songwriter/performer who left public life 40... View Article
Oates wrote two horror classics: The Jeffrey Dahmer novella Zombie and The Collector of Hearts (I’ve wanted to rip off its story with a... View Article
I love this new series of small, limited-edition hardcovers featuring long-form journalism in finely crafted editions from a small Canadian... View Article
I don’t generally resonate with coming-of-age stories, especially those told from the kid’s perspective, but Ferris’s multi-layered story and horror-soaked... View Article
Ito’s unquestionably one of the great horror comics makers. What this book, mostly of his paintings, reveals is that he’s... View Article
A Philip K. Dick-inflected novel about a future California where it’s illegal to lie. Follows a Speculator, a lie-law enforcer... View Article